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Hi, I'm trying to wrangle some health data and need to match on abstract path patterns, if that makes sense.
Could you expand the docs and docstrings a bit to demonstrate more advanced usage?
ex: how do you filter objects with a set of keys?
how do you apply that filter all over the whole tree?
how do you return the matches with the resourceType from the parent?
I want to walk a tree and save (resourceType, system, code, display) tuples for each code,
but the stuff with {system, code, display} mappings are usually nested inside the resource instances
do you know a nice way to filter on all subtrees with [system, code, display] as keys?
y = (("Observation", "https://loinc.org", "55284-4", "Blood Pressure"), ...)
BTW i think your project could help a lot of people because most medical data right now is nested json, thank you for your work and thank you for taking the time to read this
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Please add docstrings/doctests with more examples of advanced usage
Unclear how to filter same key-set on multiple levels of a tree
Nov 23, 2021
Hi, I'm trying to wrangle some health data and need to match on abstract path patterns, if that makes sense.
Could you expand the docs and docstrings a bit to demonstrate more advanced usage?
ex: how do you filter objects with a set of keys?
how do you apply that filter all over the whole tree?
how do you return the matches with the resourceType from the parent?
I want to walk a tree and save (resourceType, system, code, display) tuples for each code,
but the stuff with {system, code, display} mappings are usually nested inside the resource instances
do you know a nice way to filter on all subtrees with [system, code, display] as keys?
BTW i think your project could help a lot of people because most medical data right now is nested json, thank you for your work and thank you for taking the time to read this
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: